The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-11
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My stock is complete. Call and look it over.
GEO. DAVIES.

The storm last Tuesday evening sent
ten dollars into che treasury of the
Library Association. That amount had
been collected among these interested
in politics to pay f3I press dispatches
from New York and OHIO. Owing
to the rain tt . ywir7s would not work
80 the ClspatcE es could MT perceived.
As the money had been collected here
and there, 4 quartz or ha'f dollar az q
tine, it was practio lily inposs ible to
poturn il to those: WHO had contributed
I ii, SO with the ConseDt of Is nacT OF
the Contributors rs could be cot geth-
er, it was donated to the Library. The
lady anagsrs CT the: Association will
doubtless agree that it was a very
Timely storm.
There are coed many leecLes be-
sides those that inhabit the Shiny bed
of q stagnant pool. One of them is a
man who goes into a town and tries to
do business withou: advertising. He
knows that if nobody advertised his
town would die the death but he lets
his neighbors keep the town alive
while he profits by their enterprise.
He is a sponge, drawing his sustenance
from sources that another has sup
piled. In the interest Of common fair
play there ought to be nothing but
contempt Tor such man. He ought
to be left alone, to suffer the business
death that his selfish and niggardly
policy deserves.
A splendid audience greeted Hon.
E. II. Funston at the Opera House
last Saturday evening and listened for
nearly two hours with, the keenest
interest to bis exposition ofrepublican
principles. Although not equal, we
think, to the best speeches We have
heard Mr.. Funston make.i it was never
theless logical, strong and full of good,
hard sense, as all his speeches are. The
Second District has no reason to be
ashamed of its representative in Con-
gress.
And now, men and brethren, since
| the election is over and the country il
once more saved, let US give our mind
and strength to business. Let ue..a6vers
tise in every way and in everything
particularly in the REGISTER. Let US
not only let our light shine, but have
q reflector put behind it to throw it to
| Tue uttcIu1Osl pditS wv olC VI thC
up grade; keep a-shovin'.
The Union announces that Hur.-
boldt is to have National Bank, e.
A. Barber & Co., having taken in with
TENN G.. E. Lehman, J. B. Charles, J.
Bond, E. Rosenthal and Harry
Bragg, and obtained q charter. The
paid in capital of the new concern is
$50, 600. The management will remain
as heretofore f. A. Barber, president,
and Geo. c. Barber. cashier.
We still have two or three hundred
copies of our special edition on hand,
that would be doing a good deal more
good for our town and county if they
were circulating in the hands of stran-
gers. Having gone tn the expense and
trouble of preparing these papers, we
should be glad to have them placed
where they would do the most possible
good.
'I/After returning from taking up OH
usual monthly collection last week We
found ourselves in possession ola coun.
terfeit silver dollar. If the party who
unwittingly gave US the souvenir will
call at this Office and pay fer this no
y
questions will be asked. and no proc.
Of property required.
In response to call from the World q
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union for special prayer for the growth
and universal diffusion of all iOrms Of
temperance work, the lola Union vii
lobserve next Saturday afternoon. meet.
tirg at the Christian church a: , O'Clock
All friends ere ea.nestly re-. Zested tC
meet with them.
VLet it be recordeS that on election
day, November. 6, 1857, in the city o
lola, Kansas, men stood atOIt the
streets in their shirt sleeves and were
comfortable. Let it also be recorded
that ON the same day the straight re
publican ticket was elected. froL, CON
stable to district judge. Kansas is
great State.
When, Immediately after the demo
cratic convention, the Democrat kick
ed because the solid south vas 'hog
, ging" everything, the AEGIST TER sCoth
ed it by promising that it would Lave
a chance after the election to cay, Is
told you So" 1t will be observed tina:
: the promise has been kert.
We see by the Topeka CIpiial taa
two o. the League suits taken u from
this Court-John Fort " :. Pearso.
t and Bruce McNaliy " L.C.. Eapling
j er-have been affirmed by the s i prem
Court. We predict that III ,se are orlI
fore runners of the jude r er t. tia. VI.
: De rendered on all the others.
Advertising is. at least it ought t
be, a matter of business and not o
charity or sympathy or politics. TIL
paper that reaches the greatest humble
: of people tributary to your town, i
: the paper thst should carry ycu
I advertisement.
Those interested in he Organize tiol
,cfa permanent E5iE Association vii
( take aotice that t1e me ing snno &c
: ei for that purpose will be + cid Noy
( ember Is, 'ins,ead IF November -, a
Z erronecusly stated last " eek.
When you get ready to lay il you
, supply o. winner reading matter. cOfE
, 10 this Office. We can furnish you an,
e periodical ia the United States, in con
/ nection with the RICHTER, at great,